Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

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Senator Stanford sa ca-opernsaan.
WazHnszuN, Fsh. l6.-ssnsfur s,sn-
ford today. IN addrNssinQ tha senate
upon his plan Cor iaduslfial eo-opera.
ton. said: ~The hill which have In
treoaoed provides for she association
and oFnanizatioa al individnals with 81
witheut capital. Il gives No exclusive
privileges and il intended enly 10 ala
the natural right az assoaiakioa. In 4
large sen1e, civilization itself rests and
advances on tie great principles Of CO.
operafioE- The industries, the fhouahfz
TIE ideas. which psoduso vast and hene-
aeial rssnlta. hnd their full development
In association. Tins liscoveries n aFt
and science are distributed o. axailsd
Of, and they inare 10 the henaflt
OF the whole comm lnity. often
. the wkols oivilizsd world. So
organization Of individuals for con-
mon puTpoee gives strength. The CO.
paetty Of che nhlesk Of all Ia the nssunia-
tion. the weakest and ones Of least e.
pacity are broaRht, II advantages. 70 The
level Of The best. The result Of this a.
eociAfion fs 70 bring the individuals of
Toe association into closer appreciation
Of the entire fruits Of their united in
dastrtes. with the greater intelligence
ana with the better understandings Of
the pEinoiples Of eo-operation. the
adoption Of them IN practioe will, 10
hDes ! imagine, cause most Of the In
dustEiea OF The country 10 Be carried on
By these 90 operative associations. Ths
- operation Of individuals Ia kindred
pursuits would have the eject Of fur
nlshinQ from their variety Of lahsr can-
tinuons empl0ymens. Thus the CON-
blnation Of men could even do farming,
rendering for hire their services 70
farmers, and thay might md continuity
Of labor to be important 70 lahoF and
conducive to the maximum pswer Of
the pfoducti0n Of riches froln constant
Il is in hopc Of strenQthsnine aud
DEVELOPING the intelliQenoe and the pro-
dnotivs 20 9ers Of the individual Without
capital q wieh but littIe. that I savs in
tE0duoed this bill, believing q 10 be one
great step towards attaining the high
egt possible abundance Of the neoes-
saries and comforts Of life for every in
dustrsous and previdsnt individual. ]
believe that cooperation will bring out
the highest capacities Of thoss engaged
IN 10. II viii impart TO such individual
the stimulus Of knewing that be or abe
may enjoy the full fruiss Of hts or her
skill and energy IN their calling. In
those countries where there is most in
telliRence, there the greatest use is
made Of labor aiding machinery, and
where this labor siding machinery is
used most. a. In our own country,
there the compensation Of the laboreE
is largest. Even In Europe, those coun.
tries tkaf make the most use Of labor
aiding machinery have the best CON-
pensation for their lebof. Oocasion-
ally there is an evident apprehension
against laboE-aidinR machinery, bus
any hpprehensio1 OF that kind must
readily disappear with the reflection
that the wants Of humanity are as
ooundless a. the intelligence and ca
paoity are 20 conceive. With
the Ignorance Of the Digger IndiAn,
there are few wants. no intelligence 20
cohesive and the demand for the labor
supply OF others IL Of q most limited
kind. The mors intelligent the people,
the greater are their wants and with
those increased wants.a greater demand
for labor. and in the universally OF
labor the greater the capacity Of indi-
viduals and communities 90 make ex
change Of their predictions